Dr. Nima Sarani, co-founder of Guardian Alpha and an experienced emergency room physician, witnesses firsthand the devastating impact of delayed medical care. With a deep understanding of how early ...

WhatsApp is now on Apple Watch! Discover features, setup tips, and limitations of this game-changing wearable messaging app.

The Galaxy Wearable app used to connect all of Samsung’s smart accessories has taken on a slightly new look. The new UI drops the side menu used to select devices and opts for a pop-up menu, allowing ...

While the Inspire HR is still a solid choice, the Inspire 3 has made upgrades when it comes to sensors, display, battery life ...

Liz Kwo, MD, MBA, MPH, chief commercial officer, Everly Health, and faculty lecturer, Harvard Medical School, discusses ways that wearable devices and health apps are improving value-based care.

The use of wearable technology and medical apps surged in the years following the COVID-19 pandemic, but research released by Mozilla indicates that current laws offer little protection for consumers ...

"AI Friend doesn’t combat loneliness—it exploits it" was originally created and published by Verdict, a GlobalData owned ...

The ring syncs directly with the sports company's fitness app to track heart rate, heart rate variability, blood oxygen level, steps, stress and sleep duration and stages.

Wearable fitness technology is everywhere. Chances are, you’re already wearing a smartwatch, fitness tracker or ring that monitors sleep and recovery. These devices offer real-time insights into how ...

Discover the Prolo Ring, a sleek wearable device that redefines desktop control with air gestures and customizable shortcuts.

Wearable technology compiles extensive information on our bodily systems—including activity levels, menstruation and fertility, exercise activity and attainment, food consumption, weight, sleep, noise ...

It’s no secret that we are proponents of discovering consumer[1] wearable device data in personal injury litigation.[2] Although the subject is not new, there’s still “surprisingly little precedent”[3 ...